Category Archives: Warehouse Employee Injury
Port Centric Logistics And Impacts For Maryland Warehouse Employee Injuries
Global trade has expanded exponentially in recent years, forcing ports and terminals like the Port of Baltimore to rethink operations and become more efficient with the supply chain. Instead of acting as just a hub for transporting goods, more companies are moving toward port centric logistics and a collaborative approach to shipping. Warehousing plays… Read More »
No Penalties For Amazon After OSHA Investigation Into Warehouse Employee Fatalities
After completing its investigation into a deadly accident that killed six Amazon warehouse employees and injured dozens more in December 2021, the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) determined not to issue any penalties. According to a recent article published by CNBC, a tornado blew through the 1.1 million square foot warehouse, causing the… Read More »
Workplace Accidents Put Maryland Warehouse Employees At Risk Of Serious Injuries
While accidents and injuries can occur in any industry, there are certain market sectors where the dangers to employees are more severe. Data from the Maryland Workers’ Compensation Commission reveals that warehouse workers are at a high risk of work-related medical conditions: The storage and warehousing industry comprises 3.1 percent of all workers’ compensation… Read More »
